{"id":11994,"date":"2018-03-01T18:12:02","date_gmt":"2018-03-02T00:12:02","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/barbadamslive.com\/?p=11994"},"modified":"2018-03-03T09:31:10","modified_gmt":"2018-03-03T15:31:10","slug":"march-3-2018-john-j-higgins-barb-adams-dr-nauman-naeem-healing-from-the-inside-out-dr-janice-s-ellis-from-liberty-to-magnolia-ken-goldstein-the-enlightenment-is-working","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/barbadamslive.com\/?p=11994","title":{"rendered":"March 3, 2018 – John J. Higgins & Barb Adams | Dr. Nauman Naeem, Healing From the Inside Out | Dr. Janice S. Ellis, From Liberty to Magnolia | Ken Goldstein, The Enlightenment is Working"},"content":{"rendered":"

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(1) John J. Higgins & Barb Adams – Week in Review<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Credit: David Horsey 2018 Tribune Content Agency<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Join Barb and John as they discuss some of the top stories from the past week.<\/p>\n

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(2) Dr. Nauman Naeem<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"\"Joining the show during the second hour is author and critical care physician, Dr. Nauman Naeem<\/strong>, MD, FCCP, FRCPC.<\/strong> Dr. Naeem will be discussing his book, Healing From the Inside Out: Overcome Chronic Disease and Radically Change Your Life.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Patients who develop a chronic illness are often led to believe that they will just have to accept their diagnosis. Medical professionals tell them their health will never improve\u2014after all, that\u2019s what makes their condition chronic<\/em>. Instead, they will have to learn to manage painful and debilitating symptoms.<\/p>\n

But according to Dr. Nauman Naeem, not only is this mindset false, it can actually \"\"impede recovery.\u00a0 Such a mindset stems from doctors who are overworked, stressed, and without enough time in the day to give each person the individual attention they deserve, instead seeing patients as statistics. It\u2019s also easy for doctors to neglect the spiritual and emotional side of healing. That\u2019s where Dr. Naeem comes in. Healing from the Inside Out<\/em> describes how the healing process involves harmonizing all aspects of your being.<\/p>\n

Dr. Naeem will discuss the mind\u2019s central role in recovery. Negative thoughts can sabotage your healing journey, so Dr. Naeem will offer some practical exercises which focus on positivity and initiate healing. You’ll learn how to unleash your infinite potential and heal your chronic illness.<\/p>\n

With a forward by Dr. Bernie S. Siegel, MD, Healing from the Inside Out<\/em> will take you on an incredible journey to the emotional, psychological, and spiritual roots of disease. The book has the potential to transform not only your approach to your chronic illness, but to life.<\/p>\n

Dr. Nauman Naeem, MD, is a physician who realizes that healing comes from a deeper place than the physical.\u00a0 Dr. Nauman Naeem, MD, is a critical care, pulmonary and palliative care physician who has not only cared for thousands of patients, but has also delved deeply into why patients do not heal. His research has involved delving through hundreds of books on healing, consciousness, and metaphysics. He practices in Toronto, Canada.<\/p>\n

For more information visit https:\/\/naumannaeem.com.<\/a><\/p>\n

(3) Dr. Janice S. Ellis, Ph.D.<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"\"Author, columnist, former radio host, and business executive Dr. Janice S. Ellis, Ph.D.<\/strong>, joins the show in the third hour to discuss her new book, From Liberty to Magnolia: In Search of the American Dream<\/em><\/strong>.<\/em><\/p>\n

“Am I black and then woman or Am I woman and then black?” asks Dr. Janice S. Ellis in her provocative new book, From Liberty to Magnolia: In Search of the American Dream.<\/em><\/p>\n

\u201cI have lived the chicken\u2013egg conundrum. Which comes first? Am I black and then woman? Am I woman and then black? I have walked into many rooms, in many situations, filled with white people and wondered what they saw first.\u201d<\/p>\n

Janice will share her own personal pilgrimage of growing up African-American and female during the tumultuous 60s and 70s.\u00a0 She’ll also discuss the enduring scourge of racism and sexism in America while simultaneously offering an equally compelling and powerful tale of hope.<\/p>\n

What better time than now to examine how these two seminal and defining events played out in the life of an ordinary African-American woman who believed in all of America\u2019s promises? What better moment than today to look deeply at the life of a woman who prepared herself and worked tirelessly to achieve her goals only to realize that many still lay beyond her reach and that of most women and most blacks?<\/p>\n

From Liberty to Magnolia: In Search of the American Dream<\/i> is a true, powerful, and compelling story about the enduring scourge of racism and sexism in America. \"\"It is a personal account of how that bane of evil plays out in the lives of blacks and women despite the great promise of the American Dream being available to and achievable by everyone. It shows how, more often than not, access to the playing field and the rules of the game are not equally and fairly applied among men and women, blacks and whites, even when they come prepared with equal or better qualifications and value sets to play the game.<\/p>\n

From Liberty to Magnolia<\/i>: In Search of the American Dream<\/i> is written for Americans from all walks of life who care deeply about how our great nation can become even greater if we boldly and courageously face our internal, crippling, and unnecessary fear–the fear that we stand to lose rather than gain by embracing and extending mutual respect and supporting equal rights and equal opportunity for our fellow citizens regardless of their race or gender.<\/p>\n

From Liberty to Magnolia <\/em>is a beacon for all who are concerned about America’s future and who want America’s children of all colors to realize their full potential. It will inform the racists and non-racists, the sexists and non-sexists. It will inspire and empower men and women who are in positions to make a difference to have the will to do so–parents, teachers, policy makers, social and human rights activists, journalists, business leaders, faith leaders, and many others. Caring Americans, working together, can break the chains of racism and sexism that keep America bound.<\/p>\n

Janice Ellis, Ph.D, has been an executive throughout her career, first in government, then in a large pharmaceutical company, later as President and CEO of her own marketing firm, and finally as President and CEO of a bi-state non-profit child advocacy agency.\u00a0 Along with those positions, she has been writing columns for four decades on race, politics, education, and other social issues which have appeared in a major metropolitan daily newspaper, The Kansas City Star<\/em>; a major metropolitan business journal, The Milwaukee Business Journal<\/em>; and for community newspapers The Milwaukee Courier<\/em>, The Kansas City Globe<\/em>, and The Kansas City Call. <\/em>She began her career writing and delivering radio commentary for two years for one of the largest ABC radio affiliates in Wisconsin. Later in her career she wrote and delivered a two-minute spot on the two largest Arbitron-rated radio stations in the Greater Kansas City area. She has also written for several national trade publications, focusing on healthcare and the pharmaceutical industry.<\/p>\n

Dr. Ellis published an online magazine, USAonRace.com<\/u><\/a>, for seven years dedicated to increasing understanding across race and ethnicity, in which she analyzed race and equality issues in America. The website continues to attract thousands of visitors per year. The site also has a vibrant Facebook page with fans numbering in the thousands. Five years ago, Dr. Ellis launched a companion site, RaceReport.com<\/u><\/a>, which aggregates news about race relations, racism, and discrimination from across the United States and around the world daily.<\/p>\n

Dr. Ellis is a native daughter of Mississippi. She grew up and came of age during the height of the Civil Rights Movement during the 1960s. Born and reared on a small cotton farm, she was influenced by two converging forces that would set the course of her life. The first was the fear and terror felt by blacks because of their seeking to\u00a0exercise the right to vote along with other rights and privileges afforded to whites.\u00a0The second was her love of books, the power of words, and her exposure to renowned columnists, Eric Sevareid and Walter Lippmann, whose work solidified her belief that the wise use of words is what advances the good society.<\/p>\n

For more information, visit https:\/\/janicesellis.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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